The Constitutional Court has invalidated a controversial law on taxing money returned to churches in compensation for property

The Czech branch of Extinction Rebellion has joined a wave of climate protests organised by the environmental group around

A meteorological column erected on the Prague square Vítězné náměstí in 1914 has just been restored. It is one of only two

The National Library of Israel has started digitising a long-lost batch of archival materials, belonging to Franz Kafka’s

The Czech Republic’s footballers have greatly boosted their chances of reaching Euro 2020 after beating England 2:1 in Prague.

A court has ruled that the last person who died in a communist jail in Czechoslovakia, Pavel Wonka, was being held unlawfully

For 83 years now listeners of Czech Radio’s external service broadcasts have been accustomed to hearing our specific call-sign.

The Velká pardubická, regarded as one of Europe’s toughest steeplechases, was first held in 1874. The 129th edition was

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